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Ferries from Corsica in France to Sardinia in Italy, run 7x per week all year round, connected via the Ajaccio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica and Porto Torres, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia ports. The first ferry departs from Ajaccio, Corsica at 07:00, and the latest is at 20:20 from Bonifacio, Corsica. The quickest crossing takes 1h from Bonifacio, Corsica to Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia, with the average travel time of 4h 9min from the neighboring ports. Ticket prices range from €5.00 to €46.77. During high season, there are ~23 weekly crossings, and around 5 the rest of the year. Find the best route, and have the best experience booking it, right here on Ferryscanner!
Ferry companies offering Corsica to Sardinia routes
Corsica Ferries, Ichnusa Lines are running the Corsica - Sardinia route. Weekly crossings to Italy are sorted here by ticket price.
Corsica to Sardinia ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Corsica to Sardinia varies by company and season. An overview to help plan your trip to Italy:

Is there a ferry from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy?
Yes, ferries operate between Corsica and Sardinia, providing cross-border connections. The route is served by Corsica Ferries, Ichnusa Lines, with an average crossing time of 4h 9min connecting the Ajaccio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica and Porto Torres, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia ports. Ferry options are available seasonally. When selecting your ferry to Sardinia (All Ports), keep your departure and arrival ports in mind.

How long is the ferry from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy?
It takes on average 4h 9min to travel by ferry from Corsica, France to Sardinia, Italy. The shortest ferry trip completes the crossing in **1h ** when traveling from Bonifacio, Corsica to the Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia port. Travel times vary depending on the departure and arrival port, ferry company, the weather conditions on the day, and whether you choose a high-speed ferry or a conventional one.
Corsica is ~111.27km or 60.04nm away from Sardinia. The slowest crossing time is around 6h 45min and is from Ajaccio, Corsica to Golfo Aranci, Sardinia.
While booking your ferry to Sardinia, Italy with Ferryscanner, look for the recommended option. Our algorithm highlights the most direct routes, best travel times, and ticket availability to help you choose faster.
Fastest ferry from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy
ICHNUSA by Ichnusa Lines is the fastest ferry connecting France with Italy through the Bonifacio, Corsica - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia route, with a crossing time of **1h **.
Can I do a day trip from Corsica to Sardinia?
Yes, a day trip from Corsica in France to Sardinia in Italy should be possible. The fastest crossing takes 1h from Bonifacio, Corsica to Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia, giving you time to see parts of Italy and return the same day.
Be sure to factor in additional time for customs and immigration clearance on either side, especially in busy months.
Are there any ferries traveling from Corsica to Sardinia at night?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports). Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports) route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, check out our ferry search and booking system.
A short trip from Sardinia
Porto Torres, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia are all within 100 km (2 hours travel time) of Sardinia.

Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Corsica to Sardinia
Ferry ticket prices from Corsica, France to Sardinia, Italy range from €5.00 to €46.77 for foot passengers and around €36.00 for cars. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. When departing from:
- Ajaccio, Corsica, ferry tickets start at €36.00 for foot passengers, and from €- for vehicles.
- Bastia, Corsica, ferry tickets start at €29.00 for foot passengers, and from €- for vehicles.
- Bonifacio, Corsica, ferry tickets start at €35.77 for foot passengers, and from €17.56 for vehicles.
- Propriano, Corsica, ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers, and from €- for vehicles.
Book in advance to secure better fares, as ticket prices tend to go up closer to departure. Keep in mind that some ferries may have boarding restrictions, such as permitting only foot passengers or passengers traveling with vehicles.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Corsica to Sardinia route, depending on the season and operator. These may include early booking deals or limited-time discounts.
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How to travel from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy

How to get from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports)
How to Get from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports), Italy
Ferries are the most convenient way to travel from Corsica to Sardinia, with departures from Ajaccio, Bastia, Bonifacio, and Propriano. Ajaccio Ferry Terminal sits close to the city center, reachable by local buses or short taxi rides from hotels and the airport. Bastia Port is near the old town, with frequent buses and taxis from the airport and main districts. Bonifacio Port lies below the citadel, linked by shuttles, taxis, and short walks from central stays, while Propriano Terminal is accessible by regional buses, hire cars, or taxis from nearby coastal villages.
At Ajaccio, Corsica departures usually start at the main Terminal or nearby dock where staff guide you to the correct Gate and waiting area. In Bastia, Corsica you typically follow signs in French and Italian toward check in and passport control when required. Bonifacio, Corsica tends to have compact boarding zones where customs checks and document control can take place before embarkation. Propriano, Corsica departures often involve presenting Ferry Tickets and ID at the Terminal before moving toward the boarding area. Keep your passport and booking confirmation handy, follow local signage, and always review the tickets or email sent from us Ferryscanner for any changes, arriving early for a relaxing and hassle-free journey.

On foot or by vehicle from Corsica to Sardinia
Ferries from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. They depart from Ajaccio, Corsica - Bastia, Corsica - Bonifacio, Corsica - Propriano, Corsica and arrive at Porto Torres, Sardinia - Golfo Aranci, Sardinia - Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia ports. Contact our support team to confirm specific services. Try to arrive at least 2 hours before departure. You can choose to add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages for extra convenience or just to be on the safe side with your booking.

Can I bring a car on the ferry from Corsica to Sardinia?
Some ferries from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy allow cars on board, and you can book them easily with Ferryscanner. Ferries that take cars:
- TBA- Corsica Ferries
- TBA- Corsica Ferries
- ICHNUSA- Ichnusa Lines
Vehicle ticket prices start from €17.56, depending on the vehicle type, ferry company, and season. For unaccompanied vehicle transport, please contact our support team.
With your motorcycle to Sardinia
Travel with your motorcycle on the TBA, ICHNUSA ferries from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy. Booking is straightforward, with rates tailored for motorcycles.
With your bicycle to Sardinia
Most ferries from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy allow bicycles. If there is an extra fee, you will see it at checkout. Bicycles are accepted on TBA, ICHNUSA ferries.
Luggage
You can usually bring luggage on ferries from from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy at no extra cost.
Most companies allow 1 bag per person, up to 50 kg. But this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- TBA, ICHNUSA: Up to 0kg per passenger.
Label your luggage clearly and place it in the area shown by the crew. Extra or large items may have an added fee, depending on the company.
If you’re unsure about luggage rules for your international trip from Corsica to Sardinia, check the ferry company page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Cabins
Some ferries from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy offer cabins so you can rest during the crossing. Private and shared cabins are available, and some ferries also provide pet-friendly options.
Can I book a cabin from Corsica to Sardinia?
Yes, cabins are available on the TBA ferries, meaning you can travel to Sardinia and reach Italy in comfort. Choose between private or shared cabins, and book early to ensure availability.
Are pets allowed on board?
Bring your pet on the ferry from Corsica to Sardinia, but each ferry company may have its own rules. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip, especially when traveling outside the European Union.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.

Tips for traveling from Corsica to Sardinia, Italy
Make your trip from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports), Italy easy and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey by sea.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow strict modern safety rules, so your crossing is reliable and comfortable. Always follow crew instructions and check safety signs when you board.
Parking: At Ajaccio, Corsica, Bastia, Corsica, Bonifacio, Corsica, and Propriano, Corsica, look for port parking signs and allow extra time to park and walk to check-in.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early for the Route between Corsica (All Ports) and Sardinia (All Ports), especially in summer and on weekends.
Ferryscanner app: Use the Ferryscanner app to compare options, manage bookings, and get updates on departures and ports like Porto Torres, Sardinia, Golfo Aranci, Sardinia, and Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia.
Onboard comfort: Bring a light jacket. Outdoor decks can be windy, and indoor areas can feel chilly from air conditioning.
Food & drinks: Most ferries offer snacks and drinks, but pack extra water and light snacks, especially if you travel with kids.
Weather tips: In summer, wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses on deck. In cooler months, seas can be choppy, so walk carefully and hold handrails.
Relaxing & views: Enjoy sea views between Ajaccio, Bastia, Bonifacio, Propriano and Porto Torres, Golfo Aranci, Santa Teresa Gallura. Find a quiet seat, read, or take photos of the changing coastline.
Fun Fact: Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country, and Sardinia adds its own twist with ancient nuraghe stone towers.
Sardinia highlights: In Sardinia (All Ports), look for local cheeses, wines, and olive oil. Try them in ports like Porto Torres or Golfo Aranci before exploring inland.
Destination vibes: Compared with Corsica (All Ports), Sardinia (All Ports) feels more Mediterranean, with long sandy beaches, turquoise bays, and laid-back beach towns like Santa Teresa Gallura that invite slow walks and sunset swims.
Check our blog for more tips and ideas to help you plan your trip to Sardinia, Italy.

Reaching the Corsica ferry ports
In Ajaccio, the main Ferry Terminal is in the city Port, a short walk from the historic center and seafront. Ajaccio Airport is roughly 15–20 minutes away by taxi or car, and local buses link the airport and city center, from where you can walk to the Terminal.
Bastia’s Ferry Terminal sits at the central Port, right next to the old town and main squares. It is easily reached on foot from most central hotels. Buses and taxis connect the Port with Bastia Airport and the surrounding suburbs.
In Bonifacio, the Ferry Terminal is located in the lower Port below the citadel. It is within walking distance of the marina, cafés, and town facilities. Taxis and local shuttles usually serve the climb up to the upper town.
Propriano’s Ferry Terminal is at the town Port, close to the seafront promenade and main streets. The compact layout means you can generally walk to accommodation, with taxis and regional buses available for inland villages.
In Sardinia, the Ferry Terminals at Porto Torres, Golfo Aranci, and Santa Teresa Gallura are all by their respective town Ports, near local centers and coastal areas, and are accessible by car, taxi, and regional bus links from larger Sardinian towns.
We do our best to keep this information current, but transport services can change. If something seems inaccurate, please let our support team know.

Make the most of Sardinia, Italy
Sardinia is a bright and colorful Island in Italy, and all its ports are great entry points to explore it. The water is clear and blue, and many beaches look like they belong in a postcard. Famous spots include Costa Smeralda with its fancy yachts and pretty bays, and the old towns of Cagliari and Alghero with narrow streets and sea views.
You can relax on soft sandy beaches, hike in wild mountains, or visit ancient stone towers called nuraghi. Take a boat trip to hidden coves, snorkel with fish, or walk along coastal paths with amazing views. Food lovers will enjoy local cheese, roast suckling pig, fresh seafood, and sweet treats like seadas with honey.
Around the ports, you’ll find lively markets, small cafes, and local festivals, along with quieter villages that feel like secret treasures. Sardinia (All Ports) works well for a quick getaway or weekend break, and it is also a fantastic starting point for exploring the rest of the Island and other nearby Destinations by ferry.
Available ferries from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports)
See the ferries traveling from Corsica (All Ports) to Sardinia (All Ports), along with possible alternatives like helicopters.



